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Tourism provides both advantages and disadvantages. It benefits people and economies by allowing relaxation and cultural exposure while creating jobs and income, especially for some countries that rely heavily on the industry. However, large-scale tourism can negatively impact the environment through overbuilding, pollution, and pressure on resources, as well as increase the cost of living and cause loss of local traditions as people shift to tourism-related work.
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